Hi Community,
Could you help us to update potential mentors' email addresses on our
Apache APISIX projects?
Most mentors have no email address in the Apache domain so we can not
receive any mails.
I left comments on each Jira task where emails need to be updated.
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Bobur Umurzokov commented on COMDEV-452:
Could we also set Jinchao's contact info, please?
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Bobur Umurzokov commented on COMDEV-455:
The potential mentor should be:
Bozhong Yu, email:
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Bobur Umurzokov updated COMDEV-455:
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Description:
*Background:*
Some plugins require storing data. For example,
Bobur Umurzokov created COMDEV-455:
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Summary: Apache APISIX: Introduce a Storage abstraction
Key: COMDEV-455
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COMDEV-455
Project: Community Development
Hello,
Just came across here. There are many OpenSource talks, and I am one of the
speakers [1].
The org team tried their best to help us do the rehearsal test, so nice.
People interested in openSource or community management could consider giving
it a look.
[1]
On 3/3/22 3:20 PM, Matt Sicker wrote:
I'd like to see a better solution proposed for maintaining vendor
neutrality while funding the individuals working on the project. If
every workable solution is denied, then the only people who can afford
to work on Apache projects would be rich people,
I'd like to see a better solution proposed for maintaining vendor
neutrality while funding the individuals working on the project. If
every workable solution is denied, then the only people who can afford
to work on Apache projects would be rich people, retired people, and
those who are being paid
I very much like the direction here.
One other top post that falls into item 2 (rules of engagement):
Apache does operate in the open with discussions, bug fixes, etc. all out for
anyone to see. Except for security issues.
I'd like to discuss how we treat committers with security privileges
On 2022-03-03 at 02:40:09 UTC-0500 (Thu, 3 Mar 2022 07:40:09 +)
Christofer Dutz
is rumored to have said:
> Just thinking out loud ...
>
> The ASF could never be an entity that people could come to looking for
> commercial support.
> That would just be in conflict with being a non-profit
Hi everyone,
just a quick shout about the FOSS Backstage conference. FOSSBack is
Berlin-based conference on all non-technical issues in the Free and Open
Source Software world: Community management, legal/compliance, project
leadership, collaboration, adopting Open Source in corporations,
I believe it is a technical issue. Otherwise, I could disable GitHub
notifications for anything in the Apache org and rely entirely on
emails sent to either dev@ or commits@ or whichever list a project
uses for notifications. While you can reply to a commit email from
gitbox and have it go
Le jeu. 3 mars 2022 à 14:46, Jarek Potiuk a écrit :
>
> Yep.
>
> The Apache Git Service emails have no chances to work. You have to
> subscribe to the project notification by creating an account in GitHub
This is what several people in this thread said (IIUC) would be
unacceptable for
Shane Curcuru created COMDEV-454:
Summary: Report Wizard gives "[object Response]" error with
underlying 503
Key: COMDEV-454
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COMDEV-454
Project: Community
Le mer. 2 mars 2022 à 18:40, Jarek Potiuk a écrit :
>
> >
> >
> >
> > 1. make sure foundation itself provides an MVP for at least two
> > styles of communication channels ("topic grouped channels"
> > and "instant messaging channels"). We've got email and perhaps
> > Matrix could
Yep.
The Apache Git Service emails have no chances to work. You have to
subscribe to the project notification by creating an account in GitHub and
providing the email address where you will receive notifications. It
would not be possible otherwise by GitHub to know who you are (you receive
an
Hi.
>>> [...]
> > > * Point 2. But even if I missed it - for Github Discussions it is enough
> > > to
> > > reply to the email you get - with your personal email. You must have
> > > missed
> > > the point as well. It's full interaction, you "reply-to" and your entry is
> > > part of the
Commertial support link at our project
Is not very much visited :(
from mobile (sorry for typos ;)
On Thu, Mar 3, 2022, 14:41 Christofer Dutz
wrote:
> Just thinking out loud ...
>
> The ASF could never be an entity that people could come to looking for
> commercial support.
> That would just
Hi Shachi Soni,
Welcomed to join us, you could check out the Apache Linkis(Incubating)
if interested.
Apache Linkis(Incubating) builds a computation middleware layer to
decouple the upper applications and the underlying data engines,
provides standardized interfaces (REST, JDBC, WebSocket etc.)
Hi Rajdeep Tiwari,
Welcomed to join us, you could check out the Apache Linkis(Incubating)
if interested.
Apache Linkis(Incubating) builds a computation middleware layer to
decouple the upper applications and the underlying data engines,
provides standardized interfaces (REST, JDBC, WebSocket
Hi Ahana Patra,
Welcomed to join us, you could check out the Apache Linkis(Incubating)
if interested.
Apache Linkis(Incubating) builds a computation middleware layer to
decouple the upper applications and the underlying data engines,
provides standardized interfaces (REST, JDBC, WebSocket etc.)
Hi Arzoo Jain,
Welcomed to join us, you could check out the Apache Linkis(Incubating)
if interested.
Apache Linkis(Incubating) builds a computation middleware layer to
decouple the upper applications and the underlying data engines,
provides standardized interfaces (REST, JDBC, WebSocket etc.)
I quite agree with Dave - Tidelift should not be any different and should
be treated exactly the same as anyone else.
I really think what ASF could do is to (and this is how I understand
Roman's proposal):
* clarify the rules and limits (so that companies like Tidelift - or
Google, or AWS or
I can confirm this.
I get a popup with "Notification [object Response]" ... if I close the popup, I
can watch the bouncy bars for ... probably ever.
Chris
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